I feel ya...Scenes is one of my favorite records of all time. It has the most tame IIC+ tone ever, and its so warm and woody. I just got tickets 13 days ago to go see em in Syracuse NY on November 10th. I really dig the new record, its fresh and easy...but when I heard they are playing Scenes in its entirety, I jumped in head first. This will be the 14th time for me at a DT show, and was the most expensive concert yet at $185US for a pair of 8th or 9th row tix...slightly stage left OF COURSE, lol. Major props to these old timers, they just anounced yet another leg to this epic tour down in Chile and Brazil, a couple weeks after they announced this 2nd US leg. True vets of the road like very few others.
I'm pretty sure I didn't even play video games for 6 hours per day at my peak video game playing. Doing that AND partying... Wow. No school homework presumably at least.
Petrucci is such a humble human being. Met him at the aftershow in Atlanta, GA as well as Rudess, Mangini, and LaBrie. All very nice gentleman and very humble.
Yep, met him once and really is a very friendly and humble guy. Met Portnoy twice and he's the same. My friend met Rudess at the weed store before the show earlier this year (in Denver) and he said Rudess was super chill. I wonder why...
EXACT-AMUNDO! It's INSANELY distracting to me. WTF!! (Was he wearing big headphones for an hour?? I've NEVER seen hair-shaped-like-an-ear like that before! DRIVES ME NUTS!)
Ironically, I ran into JP at the airport in Amsterdam the day after watching their show in London. I had to look twice but it was really him, late at night, standing there with perhaps his guitar tech who was rather scary looking. Initially I kept walking because I didn't know what to say, and by the time I almost reached the last gate I gathered my guts to talk to him. He was extremely nice, I was having a slight melt-down trying to talk to him because he's been my favorite guitarist and influences as a guitarist since I was a kid. Because I didn't want to be disrespectful I didn't whip out my phone and ask for a photograph, however, I kind of regret it in some way. It was just such a crazy moment in my life.
His story at the begging is word for word my experience with the guitar. Got one at 8, went to lessons, played songs no one wanted to learn, put the guitar down until I was 13 and learned and practiced what I wanted to for about 6 hours a day lol
@George Kam They actually got M. Shadows' birthplace wrong. He wasn't born in Huntington Beach, CA. He was born in Fountain Valley, CA, which is basically next to Huntington Beach.
Mike P and John M lived together in Long Beach in the late 80's. Mike would throw crazy parties. Myung would stay in his room amp cranked and practice for hours.
And everyone just standing around watching him, not because they know who he is but because he has all the weights in the gym on the bar, preventing them from working out.
5:54 If you reverse something twice, you're back where you started, except that now the attack of the notes is at the end of the notes instead of at the beginning, which is definitely what's going on in that solo.
A scene in Lynch's "Twin Peaks: Fire walk with me" was filmed backwards, but the actors spoke their lines backwards phonetically so that you can understand what they are saying even though the film is reversed.
I was shocked that he didn’t remember this. It’s definitely what happened. It’s the same thing George Harrison did in I’m Only Sleeping. I know Portnoy is a big Beatles fan, so I’ll bet it was his idea and Petrucci just forgot. To be fair, it was nearly 20 years ago.
Dude, I think "Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?" is one of the best ideas I've seen in years... not to mention how good you are as an interviewer, the idea is AWESOME!
2 things- 1) John is such a chill, laid back interview. Very gracious and forthcoming. I love it. Thank you for your excellent attitude, sir. 2) Kevin Moore era dream theater was my absolute favorite version of the band, and Chroma Key/OSI has grown to become one of my favorite acts. But to hear John’s side of Kevin’s departure was heartbreaking. Come on Kevin. You don’t have to be in the band, but give your old buddy a call and reconnect. Enough time has passed. You can see he still misses you and thinks about you.
James LaBrie has confirmed that Kevin and him are keeping in touch via text in 2019. So I'd like to know if the band has heard his new patreon demos, or any of his original music at all!
The Chicken Nugget of Fate I remember the exact post where it was (Kevin’s Facebook, where he linked to one of his demos - think it was “Strong” - on Patreon in 2017), but the comment has disappeared. anyway, it didn’t say anything too juicy, just something like “can’t wait to check these out Kev, miss you old friend”. so you can choose whether or not to believe me!
The part of the interview that bothered me deeply was that about Kevin Moore. To me that was very sad. I know a lot of long time Dream Theater fans that, like me, believe Moore truly contributed something special that was very much lost after his departure. I love all Dream Theater albums, but like many people Images and Words and Awake are still 1 and 2 as favorites. The number one thing I think Moore took with him was the ambient keyboards. The more atmospheric sounds like Surrounded and Lifting Shadows Off a Dream. Space Dye Vest, a Moore song, remains one of their most unique compositions to this day. So it is obvious what Moore meant to the band, but to just not stay in touch with John is heartbreaking...or at least in my way of thinking of life and friends. Sad really.
I think the metropolis part 2 through black clouds is the best Era. I don't disagree that Kevin provided some great keyboard work but I don't think dream theater lost a great deal of their identity with rudess. Much of the dt sound was elevated thanks to Jordan and he did also do some great ambient work especially in mp2, train of thought and six degrees. It was perhaps less dominant but still there. In addition we got some marvelous solo work and riffing.
@@fVNzO Jordan is likely a much better pianist, but I liked Kevin's style more. I got tired of Jordan's grandiose piano riffs in songs. It was a detraction. Still, I swear I appreciate both, however, Kevin's style was so much better to me.
he was in touch with all of them sporadically until ‘98ish, he came to see one of their shows on the FII tour. after that it’s only the people who tried to keep in touch with him, that’s Portnoy up to a certain point when he got pissed, and LaBrie. No one asked Myung about it so he may or may not be.
Siiigh...the same old questions about the meaning of “The Count of Tuscany” and “Nightmare to Remember”...I want to know what the hell “Under a Glass Moon” is about!!
I'd love to hear him talk about the song As I Am. I heard the solo and lyrics were inspired as an FU to another guitarist trying to give him pointers about how he should be playing during the course of a shared tour.
Recently started playing guitar and I can’t believe it took me until now to start listening to Dream Theater; gladI found it nonetheless. Truly a masterpiece through and through.
Im happy John came down to earth a little bit since Distance Over Time dropped. Hopefully the robot years are over. But deep down i'm still hoping that Mike will return to the band one day...
5:56 It's not silly: if you write it one way, reverse it, learn and record it backwards, and reverse it again, it will be how you wrote it initally, but with the strange feeling a recording has when played backwards. And that strange feeling definitely adds to the song, in that particular section.
I was dying for the follow up question on why Kevin left. I mean I know you can read it somewhere, but he’s literally in front of you... So much wasted opportunities in this interview :(
I think that if I ever get the chance to meet him IRL I'd instantly turn into a puddle of blob. Dream Theater's music guided me, both in hard times and good times: it's the cause of me meeting my soulmate, it has been there when my grandad died, it has been there when I was growing up, it cured (and continues to cure) my depression, it made every good moment better. Dream Theater's music has been, ultimately, the light that guided me in darkness and the catalyst that made the sun look brighter, and it continues to do since Christmas of 1999, when my grandad gave me Metropolis Part 2 as a gift. That's why I couldn't meet John Petrucci or any of them: how can you say "thank you" in a way that encompass all the things above?
Such a nice and warm vibe I am getting from this guy on his interviews/videos etc. Just a decent and down to earth human being even after all the success and money and adoration from millions. Just be a person, be a nice person and strive to be the best at what your role is on this earth. I think he is nailing all of those. I am a DT fan but I am also a fan of his public persona (unlike the vibe I am getting from Labrie for example :))) ).
I think musically DT was veering towards a style KM wasn't into. I believe that's why he left. Also many childhood friends eventually drift apart. Sad nonetheless.
What a nice person...I never knew, but I have been surely impressed and inspired by his Guitar playing for god knows what is it, over 30 years? Enjoyed that a lot!
I used to work with Paul Undersinger way back when (Rudess' & DT's photographer) & he used to always joke about how 'Hulk-like' Petrucci was getting haha.
One day after this video released, wikipedia is already corrected, at least on the 6 hours a day thing which is the only thing I checked on. Well done, internet.
Wiki: You play guitar.
JP: I am guitar.
You're a JP fan too? Awesome.
@@rickfeith6372 Scenes from a Memory was the second or third album I ever bought. Life altering.
I feel ya...Scenes is one of my favorite records of all time. It has the most tame IIC+ tone ever, and its so warm and woody. I just got tickets 13 days ago to go see em in Syracuse NY on November 10th. I really dig the new record, its fresh and easy...but when I heard they are playing Scenes in its entirety, I jumped in head first. This will be the 14th time for me at a DT show, and was the most expensive concert yet at $185US for a pair of 8th or 9th row tix...slightly stage left OF COURSE, lol.
Major props to these old timers, they just anounced yet another leg to this epic tour down in Chile and Brazil, a couple weeks after they announced this 2nd US leg. True vets of the road like very few others.
@Malcolm Reynolds everybody is getting old
Wikipedia: John Petrucci is human.
Fiction
He never actually said anything is fiction.
@@Rekko82 hahahahaha
@@Rekko82 he is kind of a terminator but nicer than the first one
😀😀😀
He looks like a stoned Disciple. !! ha
John Petrucci: Yeah, Kevin was my best friend
John Myung seing this: WOW
"Practiced 6 hours a day"
That's more than I sleep
Practice is why I don't sleep that much. Lol
I'm pretty sure I didn't even play video games for 6 hours per day at my peak video game playing. Doing that AND partying... Wow. No school homework presumably at least.
This is why he is GOD!!!
You don't get that good playing 6 minutes a day
I don't even play 6 hours in 1 year 😂
Petrucci is such a humble human being. Met him at the aftershow in Atlanta, GA as well as Rudess, Mangini, and LaBrie. All very nice gentleman and very humble.
for some reason I read "humble" as "terrible" and i was like daaaaamn bro relax
Werberjerbins u need glasses 😜
do you know where myung was?
Yep, met him once and really is a very friendly and humble guy. Met Portnoy twice and he's the same. My friend met Rudess at the weed store before the show earlier this year (in Denver) and he said Rudess was super chill. I wonder why...
I read “petrucci is such a horrible human being” and I got so heated omg
Great interview but I was to distracted by John's ear shaped into his hair 😂😂😂😂
So true
you fukker! I can't unsee it now lol
@@daveristic7895 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😆😆😆😆😆😅😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😅😆😆😆😆😅😅😆😆😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😅😅😅😅😂🤣🤣😂😅😅😅😂😅😂😂🤣Me either. Damn it.
i can't unsee it now....
EXACT-AMUNDO!
It's INSANELY distracting to me.
WTF!!
(Was he wearing big headphones for an hour?? I've NEVER seen hair-shaped-like-an-ear like that before! DRIVES ME NUTS!)
This interview is shorter than a dream theater song
Ironically, I ran into JP at the airport in Amsterdam the day after watching their show in London. I had to look twice but it was really him, late at night, standing there with perhaps his guitar tech who was rather scary looking. Initially I kept walking because I didn't know what to say, and by the time I almost reached the last gate I gathered my guts to talk to him. He was extremely nice, I was having a slight melt-down trying to talk to him because he's been my favorite guitarist and influences as a guitarist since I was a kid. Because I didn't want to be disrespectful I didn't whip out my phone and ask for a photograph, however, I kind of regret it in some way. It was just such a crazy moment in my life.
“I hated it”. Amazing one the best, most influential guitarists, Hated it at first. Thank god he loved it once going at it again. Dude is a machine
Ikr even the best guitarist struggled at the beginning
Damn. I saw your comment the second he said that in the video. Appreciate the subtitles, bro.
who?
Makes me feel better about hating drums in the beginning.
His story at the begging is word for word my experience with the guitar. Got one at 8, went to lessons, played songs no one wanted to learn, put the guitar down until I was 13 and learned and practiced what I wanted to for about 6 hours a day lol
Graham "They Do Get That Wrong Sometimes" Hartmann
Lmao
@George Kam They got it wrong with Matt Heafy lol
@George Kam They actually got M. Shadows' birthplace wrong. He wasn't born in Huntington Beach, CA. He was born in Fountain Valley, CA, which is basically next to Huntington Beach.
Do they really get it wrong though?
Lol no shit he does say that alot
I can't imagine John Myung at a party.
Mike P and John M lived together in Long Beach in the late 80's. Mike would throw crazy parties. Myung would stay in his room amp cranked and practice for hours.
wHaT sHoUlD I sAaAaaAy
and the amount of time they spent together is unbelievable .
He camed with his BASS
Imagine him with a Saturday Night Fever Travolta suit
John was born - fiction, he descended from the heavens
John transcends time. He always was, and always will be
He’s guitar Jesus
John was, John is and John will be.
From hell
@@TheDawkan Delete this now.
Imagine going to the gym and seeing John Petrucci on the bench press.
And everyone just standing around watching him, not because they know who he is but because he has all the weights in the gym on the bar, preventing them from working out.
T bag him
@@Fuzzyjamez hahah, nice one!
The sound of John weight training probably sounds better than my guitar playing.
When John does pushups, he’s not pushing himself off the ground, he’s just lifting the Earth
Bring John Myung for next Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction
10 minutes of straight silence
“It says here that you actually speak”
*..............*
@@TheHernanNoguera Fiction!!!!!
Mike Westfall but doesn’t he have to speak to say that? 😱
Yes please do!!!!
5:54 If you reverse something twice, you're back where you started, except that now the attack of the notes is at the end of the notes instead of at the beginning, which is definitely what's going on in that solo.
A scene in Lynch's "Twin Peaks: Fire walk with me" was filmed backwards, but the actors spoke their lines backwards phonetically so that you can understand what they are saying even though the film is reversed.
I was shocked that he didn’t remember this. It’s definitely what happened. It’s the same thing George Harrison did in I’m Only Sleeping. I know Portnoy is a big Beatles fan, so I’ll bet it was his idea and Petrucci just forgot. To be fair, it was nearly 20 years ago.
@@drewnolde2674 i'll give him a break, with how many songs he wrote its normal you dont remember how you wrote some of them
Okay, make him play the hello kitty guitar right now !
Erotomania solo on the Hello Kitty guitar plzkthx.
@@neilomac Oh God Yes ! Like Plastica did
@@syahiedainulyaqien5565 thanks for introducing me to plastica that's great
@@watchcrap9352 you're welcome. Actually if you look up to MetalSucks channel, John did react to Dream Theater Cover including Plastica. Awesome
I'm a simple man, I see John petrucci and pray
Lols you got me 😂😂
After all, he is the metal Jesus
The hella funny man 😂🔥
Graham at 10:59 : That's a nightmare for a guitarist.
My easily amused brain: Must have been A Nightmare to Remember....
Trey Weddle me too man, me too...
Ooooooohhhhhhh....yay.
lol i though im the only one
@@internetm8 In the line "flawless new beginning" in Nightmare, i always heard "flawless new bikini". A strange new topic for petrucci, i thought
JOhn and JOhn's Bizzare Adventure : The Count Of Tuscany
John Joestar
Dude, I think "Wikipedia: Fact or Fiction?" is one of the best ideas I've seen in years... not to mention how good you are as an interviewer, the idea is AWESOME!
Man that's really even more sad about Kevin and JP. Knew it was hard on the band in general but to lose a childhood friend. Bummer.
Wiki: How much did you practice the guitar?
JP: Yes.
My favorite comment in all this.
My mind is very simple. I see John Petrucci, I click.
No it's not
Yeah you are simple for posting that
There is always some fucking idiot that posts the EXACT SAME POST ON EVERY DAMN VIDEO.
That is simple. Wow.
I actually did a paper on Petrucci for a music history class.
It would be really nice if Joe Rogan invited Petrucci for a podcast. Come on people, let's make it happen.
Tell Joe Rogan not to talk about things like honey bees the whole interview, please.
Looks like JP wore some headphones :-) You can’t unsee...
haha! Now I can't unsee!
😁😂😂😂😂
2 things-
1) John is such a chill, laid back interview. Very gracious and forthcoming. I love it. Thank you for your excellent attitude, sir.
2) Kevin Moore era dream theater was my absolute favorite version of the band, and Chroma Key/OSI has grown to become one of my favorite acts. But to hear John’s side of Kevin’s departure was heartbreaking. Come on Kevin. You don’t have to be in the band, but give your old buddy a call and reconnect. Enough time has passed. You can see he still misses you and thinks about you.
James LaBrie has confirmed that Kevin and him are keeping in touch via text in 2019. So I'd like to know if the band has heard his new patreon demos, or any of his original music at all!
The Chicken Nugget of Fate Portnoy also publicly reached out to Moore recently after a long period of saying not-so-nice things about him.
@@blablablabla3819 wow that's crazy! Can you send a link please?
The Chicken Nugget of Fate I remember the exact post where it was (Kevin’s Facebook, where he linked to one of his demos - think it was “Strong” - on Patreon in 2017), but the comment has disappeared. anyway, it didn’t say anything too juicy, just something like “can’t wait to check these out Kev, miss you old friend”. so you can choose whether or not to believe me!
JP was wearing headphones that day.. 🤣
I love this interview, JP is so humble and honest. And also props to the interviewer, he is so polite and respectful.
Wikipedia: John Petrucci Plays in 4/4
FICTION!!
Doesn’t matter what time signature you play in if your shit is good.
I know you're joking but Dream Theater has plenty of songs in 4/4 and other "normal" time signatures.
Loudwire drinking game: Take a shot every episode Graham says "They do get that wrong sometimes." Hint: it's every episode, you're gonna get wasted.
I think it's a part of the intro.
It's not every episode, sadly. It feels weird when he doesn't do it.
The part of the interview that bothered me deeply was that about Kevin Moore. To me that was very sad. I know a lot of long time Dream Theater fans that, like me, believe Moore truly contributed something special that was very much lost after his departure. I love all Dream Theater albums, but like many people Images and Words and Awake are still 1 and 2 as favorites. The number one thing I think Moore took with him was the ambient keyboards. The more atmospheric sounds like Surrounded and Lifting Shadows Off a Dream. Space Dye Vest, a Moore song, remains one of their most unique compositions to this day. So it is obvious what Moore meant to the band, but to just not stay in touch with John is heartbreaking...or at least in my way of thinking of life and friends. Sad really.
I think the metropolis part 2 through black clouds is the best Era. I don't disagree that Kevin provided some great keyboard work but I don't think dream theater lost a great deal of their identity with rudess. Much of the dt sound was elevated thanks to Jordan and he did also do some great ambient work especially in mp2, train of thought and six degrees. It was perhaps less dominant but still there. In addition we got some marvelous solo work and riffing.
@@fVNzO Jordan is likely a much better pianist, but I liked Kevin's style more. I got tired of Jordan's grandiose piano riffs in songs. It was a detraction. Still, I swear I appreciate both, however, Kevin's style was so much better to me.
he was in touch with all of them sporadically until ‘98ish, he came to see one of their shows on the FII tour. after that it’s only the people who tried to keep in touch with him, that’s Portnoy up to a certain point when he got pissed, and LaBrie. No one asked Myung about it so he may or may not be.
WHY DO PEOPLE NOT LOVE LIKE CRAZY ON THE DEBUT AAAAAAAGH
do one with myung aswell!
i didn't know he had vocal capabilities. like talk or make a noise.
it'd just be 10 awkward minutes of Myung nodding and shaking his head :D
He would answer through his bass soloing
@@julioluiz that'd be actually interesting. He must really think that music is a universal language then. Haha 😂
I have a picture of me and John at namm when he was in his sling for that ski acident, it was right after he recorded train of thought.
Siiigh...the same old questions about the meaning of “The Count of Tuscany” and “Nightmare to Remember”...I want to know what the hell “Under a Glass Moon” is about!!
Kevin Schumacher I heard its about him proposing to his wife
@@HoleLeashIt Wait really? That makes me love it even more
o0O0o hmm that would kind of make sense 🤔
A friend told me this, and the line “ By your hand, I’ve awakened. Bear this honor in my name” sort of makes sense with it
10:17 That was an unsimplified way to say:
*"u lift bro?"*
What a truly, thoroughly nice grounded descent person.......John we are lucky to have you!
He isn't a person. He is the guitar
I'd love to hear him talk about the song As I Am. I heard the solo and lyrics were inspired as an FU to another guitarist trying to give him pointers about how he should be playing during the course of a shared tour.
Rick it was Mike Stone from Queensryche
Paramarta Iganp imagine being Mike Stone and thinking you can tell something to John Petrucci
I’m sorry... is this the most beautifully kept beard , ever?
John Petrucci is the most humble musician I've ever seen
John sounds like the most well-adjusted person in the world
I thought John Myung started with the violin
He did
Looks like they’ll need to do a Fact or Fiction with John Myung. If they get him to to talk that is.
Recently started playing guitar and I can’t believe it took me until now to start listening to Dream Theater; gladI found it nonetheless. Truly a masterpiece through and through.
Wiki says you can play guitar, i agree
+So your name is John Peter Petrucci
-No,it's John "Jesus Christ" Petrucci actually
@ also one of his names
-No, it's John Joestar-Petrucci
@@svilendenchev9984 He's an OP stand User. Thankfully he spends some of his time playing music.
Now whenever I listen to count of Tuscany I will think of this story
Same, gives the song a whole new meaning
Here before 1,000 views. Sweet👌🏻. But yeah, I have the Distance Over Time artbook and it’s pretty cool.
Never clicked on a video faster
Pierre Cruz
What about pornhub vids?
Im happy John came down to earth a little bit since Distance Over Time dropped. Hopefully the robot years are over. But deep down i'm still hoping that Mike will return to the band one day...
The Count of Tuscany is one of my favorite Dream Theater songs. What a great story. Love the ethereal guitar solo in this one.
Our dreams have come true
5:56 It's not silly: if you write it one way, reverse it, learn and record it backwards, and reverse it again, it will be how you wrote it initally, but with the strange feeling a recording has when played backwards. And that strange feeling definitely adds to the song, in that particular section.
Wikipedia: God created Earth
Fiction: Petrucci created God
Doesn't mean god couldn't have created earth
Fiction, Petrucci is God
He has this Jesus hair vibe...
BS
If anyone's wondering what happened to Kevin Moore - He started a project called "Chroma Key" which plays Ambient Electronica music. Check them out!!
And if you like it a bit heavier, there's OSI which is also very good.
I was dying for the follow up question on why Kevin left. I mean I know you can read it somewhere, but he’s literally in front of you...
So much wasted opportunities in this interview :(
Glad to see our metal lumberjack John Petrucci doing well
Humble and great
Did john tk gym beside guitar 😃his body is well built.. Proud to be his fan.
10:02 It's really unsettling the way those CDs atop the amp are at the edge
John petrucci for president
John petrucci for god-king
Make America Shred Again!
of Brazil
Common time signatures are destroying this country! *MAKE PROG GREAT AGAIN*
I think that if I ever get the chance to meet him IRL I'd instantly turn into a puddle of blob. Dream Theater's music guided me, both in hard times and good times: it's the cause of me meeting my soulmate, it has been there when my grandad died, it has been there when I was growing up, it cured (and continues to cure) my depression, it made every good moment better. Dream Theater's music has been, ultimately, the light that guided me in darkness and the catalyst that made the sun look brighter, and it continues to do since Christmas of 1999, when my grandad gave me Metropolis Part 2 as a gift. That's why I couldn't meet John Petrucci or any of them: how can you say "thank you" in a way that encompass all the things above?
John "I think so" Petrucci
Thank you Loudwire and Graham for this.
This is such a great interview
The fact both Petrucci and Myung keep getting better at their craft year after year tells me the 6 hour daily practice never went away...
I like Slipknot, but Dream Theater are a goddamn new level. Great to see more Progressive Metal artists in Loudwire
One of the best guitarists in the world
THE best if you ask me
Cool man, I love his guitar playing!
Next up on Fact or Fiction... either Danny Carey or Adam Jones of Tool!
Such a nice and warm vibe I am getting from this guy on his interviews/videos etc. Just a decent and down to earth human being even after all the success and money and adoration from millions. Just be a person, be a nice person and strive to be the best at what your role is on this earth. I think he is nailing all of those. I am a DT fan but I am also a fan of his public persona (unlike the vibe I am getting from Labrie for example :))) ).
Exactly. Dude just oozes "chill". It doesn't seem all that normal in the music industry but here he is killing it and not making a peep about it.
How lucky Graham is to talk to the guitar God
Now I want some of TH-cam suggestions like that.
Pls do this with David Coverdale, James Hetfield, Eddie Van Halen, Udo Dirkschneider, Doro, Sabaton, Charlotte Wessels
I could listen to JP even if he was talking about lettuce and broccoli...
John you need to remember next time...
''French Fried when you should Pizza you're gonna have a bad time''
South Park is funny.. Huh?
I learned today that john petrucci's biggest inspiration is his bedtime
No body:
Not a single soul:
Graham: “ThAy Do GeT tHaT wRoNg SoMeTiMes”
Dream theater?! MORE LIKE God theater....they are like the best.
damn that's john myung poster on graham's right freaked me out. that's some serious korean horror movie right there. also that movie got 0 dialogue.
Damn, I wanted to know if he really ate birds and small mammals.
Born on 12 July
So John Petrucci really does have the Sharingan
"We made a pact to practice 6 hours a day". So, that's the answer for the genius in John and John's musicianship came from.
Thank you Loudwire for having JP.
Can't wait til you get PG here. Both of them are a very good interviewee (?) very engaging and humble.
That's a great, dark and shiny beard Mr.Pretuci
Mike the Music Snob has been awakened.
Thank u big sister
JP = the coolest rockstar of our time 🤜🏻✨🤛🏻
Like Steve Vai and Joe Satriani, John seems like a super nice guy with these wizard like guitar skills.
John Petrucci plays with the pick of destiny
Snoops: True
Great one!
But one thing freaked me out: Is that the shape of his ear forming through his hair? That looks so weird....
Can't unsee that now
Headphones!
6 hours of wearing headphones while practicing. 😆
*ThEy Do GeT tHaT wRoNg SoMeTiMeS*
I like the way his hair outlines his ear.
I have nevered clicked out of porn so fast
JC you can’t multi task?
Newb😏
Johnhitbox lmao nope
I think musically DT was veering towards a style KM wasn't into. I believe that's why he left. Also many childhood friends eventually drift apart. Sad nonetheless.
Honestly I think you spoke a reading of the situation very wisely here and nailed it
10:56 Italian Petrucci
What a nice person...I never knew, but I have been surely impressed and inspired by his Guitar playing for god knows what is it, over 30 years? Enjoyed that a lot!
Wiki : beard don't grow fast
JP : excuse me?
JP: are you challenging me?
Before watching the video.
Me : let me guess, "they do get that wrong sometimes".
I used to work with Paul Undersinger way back when (Rudess' & DT's photographer) & he used to always joke about how 'Hulk-like' Petrucci was getting haha.
The beard of wisdom!
One day after this video released, wikipedia is already corrected, at least on the 6 hours a day thing which is the only thing I checked on.
Well done, internet.